hi all together, do you know the price of model written with about 35,000 miles on??

Pls only texas area if you know so far....

full equipment...

best wishes

 

Well I've found that most will sell for BlueBook. Check out http://www.kbb.com and that should give you a price that you shouldn't pay more than.

Since your in Mexico, it doesn't sound like any tax credits (on new) are of interest to you.

If you need a Texas Zip code, put it 77002.

For what it's worth, I got my new 2007 Prius for about what KBB was appraising 2006 Prius (with 20 miles on it) at. So your really not going to save a whole lot buy buying it used.

good luck.

 

thx a lot dan....

this is the zip code for houston i think??

correct, tax credit does not help me a lot, as I m not paying taxes in the US..

best wishes

FLORIAN

 

Hola Florian, I saw this ad in the San Antonio paper recently. Prius 04, fully equipped, 67000 miles, $13995. Universal Toyota, 1-800-884-0222. I have no personal knowledge of this dealer.

If you plan to come up to look at it, please send me a email and I will try to help you assess its condition. Honestly that price seems low to me, so tenga cuidado.

DAS

 

There was a used Prius on the lot at Sterling McCall Toyota on Saturday when I had my oil changed. I don't know anything about it, other than the fact a couple of people were looking at it.

BTW, this was in Houston.

 

Florian, I didn't mention in my last post, but ags4ever post reminded me. About a 4 months ago I was looking for a used Prius and ran across one that was recently titled in a FEMA county, then auctioned. On a CarFax report (see carfax.com) it will show up as a flood warning.

With the big hurricane season we had in the gulf there is a slight chance that a used car may have been flooded, so get a CarFax report yourself (not from dealer). Some people don't worry too much about it, but for me it was enough for me not to buy the car.

It was a Classic Prius with 100k mi for about $9000-or-best-offer